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Can Bitcoin Be a National Currency? El Salvador Is Trying to Find Out.
The country made bitcoin legal tender last September and now is aiming to raise $1 billion to fund expansive economic policies by cashing in on the crypto craze. But the IMF warns bitcoin is too risky, and Salvadorans are mostly sticking to dollars.
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Russia Says Some Troops Pulling Back From Ukraine Border, as Diplomatic Solution Sought
U.S. and European officials say they see no evidence of a significant drawdown of forces.
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The Fed Missed Inflation. Can Jay Powell Tame It Without Causing a Recession?
Chairman engineered an economic rescue. Now he has the tricky job of cooling prices without hampering growth. Markets are fast adjusting to the new reality.
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Russia Accelerates Troop Buildup Along Ukraine Border
Germany’s chancellor shuttled between the two nations to mediate peace, as Russian President Vladimir Putin leaves an opening for talks.
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Regulators Probe Block Trading at Morgan Stanley, Goldman, Other Wall Street Firms
Federal investigators are probing the business of block trading at Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and other firms, examining whether bankers may have improperly tipped hedge-fund clients in advance of large share sales, according to people familiar with the situation.
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Inflation Is Everywhere, Including Places You Might Not Expect
Beyond higher prices for materials, shipping or wages, inflation is hitting U.S. companies in less-obvious ways, seeping into legal costs for Marlboro maker Altria and auto-repair bills for insurer Allstate.
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Why Russian Invasion Peril Is Driving Oil Prices Near $100
Spare supplies of oil and gas are limited globally as demand rebounds faster than production, making a Russian move on Ukraine a serious geopolitical risk event.
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- El Gobierno volverá a reunirse el próximo martes con agentes sociales para desmontar la reforma laboral
- Hacienda, obligada a devoluciones millonarias a los fondos soberanos
- El Gobierno crea los impuestos de residuos y plásticos
- Consumo plantea gravar a las empresas que ofrecen las cajas botín o 'loot boxes' de los videojuegos
- La españolización de Lidl y Aldi: cómo los alemanes están conquistando a los productores nacionales
- La banca negocia en Bruselas una comisión millonaria por canalizar los fondos europeos
- Las guerras eternas del feminismo: del "sólo sí es sí" a la 'Ley Trans'
- Un tercio de las empresas prevé mejorar las ventas en primavera
- Group of junior bankers at Goldman Sachs claim 'inhumane' work conditions
- Plus Ultra opera sólo el 0,03% de los vuelos en España y recibe el rescate récord del Estado: 150.000 euros por empleado
- La deuda pública aumentará en unos 35.000 millones por el banco malo
- El empresariado alza la voz contra la inacción política frente a la crisis